Equal temperament

On the occasion of "the greatest party for Classical Music on the planet," the Last Night of the Proms, mezzo Joyce DiDonato quietly (but audibly) takes a stand for equality.

By La Cieca on September 06, 2013 at 5:39 AM

On the occasion of “the greatest party for Classical Music on the planet,” the Last Night of the Proms, mezzo Joyce DiDonato quietly (but audibly) takes a stand for equality. (Photo: Josef Fischnaller)

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Equal temperament

On the occasion of "the greatest party for Classical Music on the planet," the Last Night of the Proms, mezzo Joyce DiDonato quietly (but audibly) takes a stand for equality.

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